10 Futuristic Attractions to See in Dubai

Dubai is a city that never stops dreaming and even more importantly building. As its skyline continues to evolve, new high tech innovations and jaw dropping attractions, it’s no wonder that it’s always referred to as a city from the future. No matter if you are a tech geek, a curious travelling type or just a person who likes to be amazed, there is a playroom in Dubai that looks as if straight out of a sci-fi movie. Dubai Tour is planning so you will explore experiences that cannot be imagined.

As Dubai has something from the world’s deepest diving pool to immersive art spaces and experimental flying taxis, there is something futuristic for everyone. It is a destination of technology accented with luxury, of bold ideas come to life on a grand scale. In this blog, we are going to take you through 10 of the most futuristic attractions in Dubai, which are most definitely going to leave you gaping from the first step.

Here are the 10 Futuristic Attractions to See in Dubai

1. Museum of the Future

The Museum of the Future is a marvel in design and concept, a spaceship beamed down to earth. Immersive exhibits to the themes of AI, space travel, climate change, and human evolution fit into this torus shaped architectural wonder. Visitors are taken into 2071 world, they visit with simulations and interactive story telling. But of course what it is it’s an Experience on another Dimension.

2. Ain Dubai (Dubai Eye)

Ain Dubai is the world’s biggest observation wheel that stands tall over Bluewaters Island and symbolizes perfect engineering excellence. This attraction offers you an experience from the sky, with ultra-modern cabins and views of Dubai’s skyline from all sides providing you with a futuristic touch. Up or down, floating in a glass pod through time, achieving the essence of Dubai with each rotation.

3. Dubai Frame

The Dubai Frame looks like a giant golden photo frame, but once you step inside you are walking through the past, present and future of the city. That’s when the Future Gallery at the end of the tour is especially mesmerising (futuristic city projections, flying cars and augmented reality). That’s a teaser at what Dubai aspires to be and we are here, and the future looks so good.

4. Sky Views Observatory

Sky Views is an innovation and adrenaline mix located in Downtown Dubai. The entertainments include walking on a glass floor 219.5 meters high, sliding down a transparent glass tube from one floor to other, or the panoramic skyline views through high tech telescopes. Served with a side of wow moments that’ll have you feeling dizzy from the other side and give you the fun of its futuristic.

5. Deep Dive Dubai

It’s the deepest diving pool of the world, sinking 60 meters into an underwater city. Now that really is a real sunken city along with walls, rooms and a car that you can explore! Deep Dive Dubai is the future of scuba diving, with high safety systems and surreal lighting. For experienced as well as curious divers on the way to their first dive, this is perfect.

6. Infinity des Lumieres

Infinity des Lumieres is a digital art space inside The Dubai Mall where famous artworks come to life in 360°. The spreading spike of grass overlays on a small flat, ready to be crushed under your foot and becomes a tiny sand hill behind your back, while you plummet down a mountain or soar through a canyon carved into bright yellows, blues and reds. This is not your usual gallery, this is where tech is being married with art to create something so surreal, and so futuristic, that it makes this one of the craziest, and most unreal lures in the city.

7. Dubai Miracle Garden (Robot Tour Guide Experience)

Although Miracle Garden is enough to conjure up some magic with its floral sculptures and heart shaped arches, robot guided tours take things to the next level. All of these are AI powered guides which provide facts that are interesting, provide direction, an interactive twist to your visit. This is the best of nature meets technology, the flower has a bit of a futuristic feel in Dubai.

8. Hover Taxis (Test Flights and Demos)

You will be pleased to know that Dubai is in fact actively testing hover taxis yes, flying cars! They are being tactically prepped for the skies with the occasional test flight and even a public demo or two. While most of the flights are not available for public rides, just watching them fly across the skyline is already enough to get the juices flowing. It gives a glimpse into how we could all be commuting in a couple of years.

9. Expo City Dubai

Expo City, the result of the global success of Expo 2020, will make use of the implementation of Dubai’s Expo 2020 vision to establish Dubai as a leading global sustainable, innovation driven district. Attractions like Alif (Mobility Pavilion) and Terra (Sustainability Pavilion) offer cutting-edge tech exhibits, interactive learning zones, and forward-thinking experiences. And here is where the city of the future is being built, brick by sustainable brick, and one of the best places to test any visionary ideas.

10. The View at the Palm

The Palm Tower’s 52nd floor observation deck offers a stunning view of the entire Palm Jumeirah. Not only is the spectacular architecture futuristic in itself, but the interactive exhibits on how the island was built, palm shaped, are also very futuristic. The feeling you’ll get is standing at the edge of an architect’s dream brought to life, built on technology.

Conclusion

Dubai is not only building for today, it’s designing tomorrow. If you haven’t been to Los Angeles anymore, then this city invites you to be part of a world in which the future doesn’t exist in the day after tomorrow, it’s already here. Those who want to taste what’s coming to the world should embark on this adventurous list of these advancement special attractions.

Planning your trip? A Dubai Tour Package well curated will mean you don’t miss out on a single one of these futuristic gems. Dubai will leave you amazed and inspired no matter if you are tech-friendly, just travelling for fun, or just new in everything.